Mischief Brew

I'm gonna mix it up.

So what I will give to you will be Songs From Under the Sink by Mischief Brew.

Mischief Brew, 2006.

I feel like I've seen this album art before.

No, I, I...

I don't think that's gonna, that's gonna be possible for now.

But w- we're gonna try to do at least one to two episodes a month, but we'll see how it goes.

So next episode, we're gonna go over a Mischief Brew album and a Gojira record.

And all his friends also had post-hardcore bands.

And then we went to this local open mic, and I met Eric Peterson of Mischief Brew.

And I got high with Eric Peterson of Mischief Brew.

So it's just like, I wasn't going in like...

Let me get a battle jacket.

We talked about that for a minute.

They just started playing a bunch of Mischief Brew songs in their living room, and I was just enthralled for the rest of the night.

We just traded Mischief Brew songs we could play.

Yeah, no, it was really cool to get to see them doing that practice because the last time we stayed at their place, they were recording new music.

So we got kind of that behind the scenes of a band that's been doing this longer than we have.

all the songs for the first album i was not originally a core component you technically started it when you were abroad yeah and then you came back and we recorded the album together because like we played music and i'm just an easy instrumentalist at hand And then as far as instrumentation, there are influences like Jesse Sandejas and stuff.

He's like fast strumming.

I try to pull a lot of my solo work from Eric Peterson from Mischief Brew.